AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWomen-Owned Businesses in Kabul: Entrepreneurs report soaring material costs, weaker consumer spending and Taliban restrictions are squeezing sales. Some have cut staff or halted production, and say they need affordable supplies and access to markets to stay afloat. Egyptian Banking: Banque du Caire plans to sell a 30% stake in an IPO expected in November. The bank says its business includes SME and microfinance services, making the listing relevant to firms that rely on its lending. SME Finance and Payments: UAE’s Numou and Comera are partnering to expand financing and payment options for small businesses. In Bahrain, Mastercard has extended its stc pay partnership as SME demand for digital payments grows. A Qatar survey found 43% of SMEs would consider switching to an all-in-one payment tool. Procurement in Abu Dhabi: The chamber is connecting businesses with major procurement opportunities, potentially opening doors for local suppliers.
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